I thought I'd spend 30-60 minutes for my first time playing the game... a little over 3 hours later, and the only reason I stopped was because I need a snack other than macarons and champagne. I'm an orchestral director by day, so I was curious how far this would stray from conducting standards. There's some non-traditional choices in there, and sometimes the cues don't match the direction of the instruments/sections being cues, but the conducting language used always feels natural. I'm a fan of breaking from basic conducting patterns, and this has a healthy mix of both. Turn it to 'hard' to really test your hand independence!

makes me feel like toscanini

Quite possible the most natural VR game I've played, everything just fits, even with my conducting background. + Feels Great + Wonderful implementation - i find a lot of enjoyment from player made content and rhythm games like, i really hope it opens up - Missing Latency Configuration as far as i can tell (makes wireless PCVR not feel great)

I love conducting, Maestro is one of the better games on VR. Would've loved a Steam Workshop so we could get custom songs but I get that the developers need to make bank on the DLCs.

Great tutorial and game.